Kiosks at McDonalds, self checkout everywhere, Amazon, self driving trucks,  robots picking our fruits and vegetables.

Hi @Adam Cook with all do respect I typically don't share my resources, however, there are exceptions. 

They have low impact fees as most everything is infill and they have a cook book for the process.

In the 1/3 year we've had our STR, these things seem to be the most important to our guests:1. location (folks appreciate being close to Pigeon Forge AND Gatlinburg)2. cabin-feel (they like the log cabin aesthetic and prefer that over traditional construction materials and styles)3. hot tub is a must. 4. stocked kitchen... many folks just eat out, but quite a few like to buy groceries and cook, so having the right pots, pans, utensils and spices has won some hearts and minds.5. view... the better the view the more they'll appreciate the time they spend on the property. whether that's just trees, or a ridge line, or the full majesty of a mountain range.Good luck in your search! 

Maybe he can forward it to you as a wedding gift, or has other ideas about it.Maybe the money could be there only if Grandma comes to live with you, and maybe Grandma can only come to live with you if she cooks your favorite XX once a month.

What your doing is called "cooking the books", your using fake accounting.

I now use Peter Cooke, CPA w/office in El Cerrito.

One example for sure was that there were no exhausts over either of the stoves in the units and that was a big thing for me because I cook food on a daily basis.

Outside of cook county I would say Illinois is Landlord Friendly.

They washed in a creek and cooked on a campfire.